A commander in the Turkish-backed group Jaysh al-Ahrar was killed and another was injured in two separate attacks in the northern Syrian governorate of Idlib on June 27 and 28.
Enab Baladi, a pro-opposition outlet, said that a commander of the group, known by his nom de guerre Abu Omar, was killed when an improvised-explosive device (IED) blew up his car in the town of Taftanaz in eastern Idlib.
A second IED attack in the town of Zardana in northern Idlib targeted Abu Ali, also a commander in the ranks of Jaysh al-Ahrar. Unlike Abu Omar, he survived the attack.
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Mustafa Salmu, a spokesman for Jaysh al-Ahrar, confirmed that the attacks were coordinated and told Enab Baladi: “one of the attacks occurred yesterday, while the second took place in today’s morning”.
Jaysh al-Ahrar is a member in the so-called National Front for Liberation (NFL). The anti-government armed coalition was formed last year with direct support from Turkey.
Some opposition activists said that ISIS cells were behind the attacks on Jaysh al-Ahrar commanders, while others held the Syrian intelligence, or even Kurdish forces responsible.
very good job .go on .kill them all
One less rat. Great job
One down, one to go. Rats are finding that their corner is shrinking.
Yes, liquidate them Turks and their sponsors.
no shortage of new hiluxes.